Stockton vice mayor’s nonprofit awarded $12.4M for youth behavioral health center

A nonprofit founded by Stockton Vice Mayor Jason Lee has been awarded $12.4 million in conditional state funding to build a youth behavioral health center in Stockton.

The grant was awarded to the Hollywood Cares Foundation by the California Department of Health Care Services through the Behavioral Health Continuum Infrastructure Program, a state initiative that aims to expand behavioral health treatment capacity and strengthen community-based care across California.

The funding will support construction of the I Am Ready Stockton Youth Center, a planned behavioral health campus on South Center Street that will provide services for young people and families…

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